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The Arizona champion., 1887-06-18
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Babbitt Bros.-P. o. Address, Flagstaff, Arizona. Range, Clark $ Valley, MogolIon mountains. Brand as above cut. All young stock brand. ed on both sides, with swallow fork and underblt in each ear. Also own the following: Boot, T, T H, any where on left side of animal. Boot cattle, road brand w on right side; T cattle, cross on right side. Horse brand, co.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Q6fee 0t PreSeoH, drizona, 1
 June nth, 1887. {

M OTICE is hereby given that the follow lN ipg.paned settler has filed notice oI his intertiop to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver oi the U. s. Land Office, at Prescott, Arizona on July 18th, 1887, VIZ: Henry c Lockett of Flagstaff, A. T.. for his D. S. No. 1881, for the Southeast 4 of Section 4, Tp. aI, N. R. 7 East.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of. said land. viz; P. P. Daggs, w. A. Swiser, T. C. Norris, Il. J. Miller, all of Flagstaff, Arizona.
 junII.6t ]. L. CAMP, Register.
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Walter J. Hlll-P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapai Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogollon mountains; cattle branded H on left hip; ear mark, mortise in left ear; horses branded H on left jaw; all stock sold vented; ;sheep brand. ed H on left side of nose; ear mark, Jeff ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
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C H Schulz; cattle branded C-S on left side and bar across the thighs; ear marks, crop of r8ht over and,u der slope in left; horses branded same on left shoulder; sheep, ewes crop off the right ear and the Jeff sharPened; wethers crop off the left and right sharpened; range San Fra. ncisco mts; F U ad. Flagstaff, Ariz
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For Service at A. c. Morse's Stable Flag
 stan, Arizona.

The gray stallion, Colonel James. Psdigree-/udge Forf by AstraI by Asterotd by LfFingtOn dam Gray Ak- re by LiHf 1ArtARr by imported GleneOs.
 Bred by Sprague and purchased from ]. Cochran by Ellis Wainwright.
 Pedigree of Steel Gray Stallion, DHke.
 Sire. An imported stallion now owned by MT. Llscon, dam a 7-8 bred mare owned by MT. Barrick, of Wa bella. ,Siiye of dam, an imported stal. lion known as " OkG pHke ef DeaOiH. ' and. dam, half blood Norman mare which makes the stallion 9 I5'Io Nor maD.
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All cattle bearing the above brand on right hip are the property of the undersigned Ear marks: crop and split in right ear, and split on top of left car Also all cattle with bar M on both sides. Also all horses branded barM on left shoulder. RangeMogolloD Mountains. P. O. FIaestsf, Ariz.
 r. M. VANDERLIP,
 W. B. VANDERBILT, JR.
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ARIZONA CATTLE COMPANY.

marks, crop ani box in right, crop or left. Horses branded ol left SloIlicr. 20. Fort NIckerson X Flagstaff, \. I.
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Mogollon Mts. Postofice address, Camf Verde, Auzona. SAMUEL 5 SKULL,
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as in cut. Cattle numbered consecutively on left cheek.
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All cattle bearing he above brand on fl ribssye the prep- Y of the undersign. |. Ear marks, split T the left, and over
 e half crop in the ight. All calves of r trianonie R4n1.
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siAhNI rULFON-Horse and; mute Dr4ud CT left hip ss sho~n ln cut. Sheep ewes hole Tn tbe leiI ear and ,FlI: m he right. WetheIs reverse tha; oE ewes Rams branded f on horn. Range Ielr MJr nan Lax, MogollOn NJ M'untainS. P. O. address. Flagstaff, Ar'L0n4.
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Yavapai county. Ear marks-Swal- low fork in right, under bn and sIt in left ear. All horses belonging to Us are branded same on left hip.
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Inc ugnt and uuuer split in the Jeff. Range, Mogollon Mts. P. o. address Camp Verde. F, McCLAEREE.
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same brand. Range Mogollon Mts and Stoneman's Lake. P. O, Camp Verde, Ariz. MEHRENs & SHERMAN.
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WHAT fO1U ~.

a Jspsaess Preparation That Is Of Great In.
tsrsss to vsgseasians.
From the Chicago News.
Negetarians should look TO this. Tofu h Q
curd manufactured from beans In japan.
According TO the Journal of the Socicty of
Arts, December "a, 1886, IL approaches more
nearly In IL composition 70 animal food than
other vegetable known. " 1t contains about
one nth Of IL weight OF fat and nearly two
hfths of nitrosenous matter, C72 per cent
being water) the tofu must have at least
double the nutritious value OF beef, and In
especially desirable among rice feeding
people, rice being deficient in such material
The bean hes lately been successfully grown
In Germany.
The japanese prepare II by soaking the
grinding them in stone mill with the purest
The pulp 10 heated 70 boilisg. when more
water Ii sdded and It II boiled again then
stsnd. The liquor 10 then strained out
through bag aud brine ID stirred into It.
This affects . cnagulstiOn and the cured 10
pressed ~ in making cheese 1t ID, In fact, .
vegetable cheese and may be used accord
ingly.
TIE fbrous residue left In the bag after
the tiltsring out Of the vegetable casein may
10 mixed with chat - food for cattle
have tre.ssd our common splis peas in = .
Oaseln, which precipitated with acetic acid
(see Chemistry OF Cookery, pages 2i7 70
12O). All kinds OF peas and beans will yield
most valuble food may thus be obtained
free from the woody hbre, which II difficult
70 digest
Ny experiments were avowedly but pre-.
liminary and sugaestive; they, however.
industry in the manufacture OF new and
most desirable food, viz vegetable cheesa
II I sm not altoe ether mistaken IL may be
produced on Q large scale at about pence
the best cheese made in the diary. As
have shown In the work above quoted, Q
sheep weighing sixty pounds contains lees
nutritive matter than twenty pounds Of Or
dinary cheese. This also sPpliss 70 the vege.
table cheese.
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WHAT FASHION FAvORs.

From tho Pittsburg Dispatch.
Mitts OF silk take precedence OF gloves ON
all except very dressy occasions ut the
moment
Manufactured mildew appears upon some
Of the artificial moses and flowers sent from
Paris.
Kilt skirts and blouse waists are the pre-
ferred form for little girls flannel, serge and
other wool irocks.
arc Of straw trimmed with white null, white
lace, white flowers, white ostrich tips, white
aigrettes and white birds.
A fery fancy In the way OF red frock In
OF scarlet bstiste dotted with black and trim
med with black velvet bows and cascades OF
black lace, the hat, pArssOl aud shoes to
match.
Costumes of white cloth with embrOideries
Of white silk and silver, aud costumes OF
silver gray cloth with steel embroidery and
gray pearls come among the latest imports
tions from Paris.
For boys merely In trousers there 10 moth.
ing 10 popular or fashionable ~ sailor suits
They are OF white serge or linen with square.
cornered sailor collar and allowing shirt OF
blue and white stripeA
The prettiest Summer paras0ls are OF cream.
colored satine, with o white Spanish lace
of the parasOls being OF white wood deco.
rated with sCOrched dssigna
Princess bonnetts, made wholly OF white
lilac blossoms and foliage, are prominent
among the dainty head. coverings for sum-
mer. These are lined with whits silk blonde,
and In most Instances are stringlesa
Challi dresses are in great favor for misses
and small girla These with cream white
grounds stFewn with roses or with sprigs Of
blue, green or brown are made with Q basque
ming in rows around the skirt and - vest or
r0V6r1.
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m uonrnWARo AZ Al.
Prom the Youths Companion.

From the Youths Companion.
tDuring one Of NE gales Of October, 1856
ne noeiSs .,s. s"sss vhcss =. sc%s .S ne PsP;s az
dor. The boaas bsioe swampsd, nothing Ws
len f0f The men but 70 swim ioe The shore
!AmcnE the ofew wss boy, some eleven Q
,nshes i;sa S oo ths snscs. In order 70 ave hl'
and ~ on to swim 70 land. Finding tha
they nade very little headway and that they
were both In imminent danger Of belnl
drowned, ne boy begged his father 70 20 on
himself free from the rope, and would prot,a-
bly, have been drowned had not huge wave
q that moment flung both Of them upon the
rccan fs.l, Amsrwaid. 70 lady, the boy seid,
. b drowned and what would mosh:s 90
then, % got on his bsck. ~
",Tyas in eighteen eighty i've.
On the coastCf Labrsdur.
" n the broAkers' dreadful roar,
That the nshins smack went down;
All the mon we're left 70 make
DER the $50 their way, or break
Heart and muscle ia The effort, and 70 drown.
Then ESS .,n,a . father e. :cci a,,t h. child.
a.hed him safely with line
WHAT In .nS ssa n bs Ss the vave
0niy nasvens y bits angels know;
but tis home and help Tor two. or ons sea grave.
Thera were littiea ones at home
AND their mother tO be fed
And he earned their daily bread
who was struggling In the seA;
Ana the brave young fisher knew
Ono could never swim for two.
20 he said ny father. 60. ana let mo be-
TVS twelve yean' child who spoke;
But for that completed de6d,
Thank Gods grace there was not need
Y Underneath the veilsd sun:
IOr the hissing breakers curled
Helpful arms srOund and hurried
Child ana man high up the shore, ana homo
was won.
Many deeds mems hands have traced
On our history's golden page.
And from winning age 70 age
Is their glory handed down;
But not Auiis' sight, nor TrOy's
Out subimSs this unknown boys,
AsAing simpiy to be left alone 70 drown.
Think that boy is stiii alivaS
And, In distant Newton ndlAhd,
" here the blue waves lape the sand,
lie 10 nov At work, at play
Lot US bare our heads 70 him,
while OCr eyes grOW moist and dim,
n this unherOic day
twas In eighteen eighty .fve."
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,oot,.by 70 tho girls and The QuaitrousAs Of

good BY 70 the girls and the QuaisrOusas o'
Hssia j. w.. . summs. nigh. ssa,a u.
Gess wss sioSt In de lockout We below
meeting the young msu, Ns.ss Ne chasing
o.S Doyis Gfss fsiiip:ea he'd, many day. s.os.
come e .ns solution : Of one s,rxs Sa:s.s.Cn
able 10 what some folks might call an 81.
Reme degree, he he'd oOmmendsd himself 70
hide the love no had for Meea QualtrOugh.
Nay. he II wsy who had hastsne6 ehe DE-
day aster day, he could not Keep eye and
tongue In COOL ObotlienCA
And the swsst, lazy hours of evening had
come, and Meta, he'd ohsnosd 70 be alOof, and
pany Of each other ~ho talks ~ chance
The would be mattsr-oi isct young artist
was mastered. He told his ssory, and Oh his
wise commands were scattered 70 the Winde.
II wss On old story made now, and there In
always Q golden originality about the telling
Of thsee old.hew stOrioa
Meta aud boyle were coming down from
ale IL arrsnt nonssnse, Ksis, ior you 10
drive Into Douglas st such an hour 10
spoke Willie QIsitrough, the Glrl's cousin.
lie and Kate often squabblod cousins do 20.
Thanks, she poutsd but ~ Judge
That are they and tho shopmen sre
sleepv.
"You shall wake tbam up for me, "-shs
was persistent "Oh, Willie!"
The cry hHd actually trembling init
Kate made little start and again second
start, or rather droop, bsck ward 70 WilltS's
sido.
"Eh that's donsi" Willie was . mas.
terful cousin he msdo no ado, but drew
kate's hand within his arm. lie told mo
he shonldn't do IL I'LL next year, when he's
"Oh, Niilie ~ Ksts's vocabulary was
growing stunted.
And now that's-all-moonshine. Do
you mean you never saw nr"
Dear-how could ! ?" Sho was cllngiDg
70 Willie In . way that her cousin unmistak-
ably approved. =.
Before another midsummer day came
round there we're two Miss Qusltsoushs the
lees ct Brss llll.
Doyle Philipson does not 10 much - here
toforo parade his matter In fact, and he ID
going 70 make his Academy fame, 20 he
aays, by . picture which shall have fairy
worship for its motive. There II going 10
next year . marvel OF saxon maiden, Q
golden haired Saxon maiden, by Q rocky
shore, wearing . golden .hued marigOld.
The crits say II 10 beautiful.
1t II Meta The NeW Noon.
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Mrs. Robert Garrett.

From the Pittsbuvg Commercial Gazette.
The best-knOwn Southern lady In the ex.
elusive circles OF both hemispheres 10 Mr1
Robert Garrett wife of the millionaire presi-
dent OF the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad.
She has all the qualities Of leader In ciety
-sristocrstic birth, y bright mind, an excel
lent educstiOp, wealth without limit aud Q
generous hospitality. She is gracious, digni-
hed aud handsome. Before her marriage
she was Miss Frick, and her family 10 one OF
the oldest and most eminent In the state OF
Mary ylsnd. The Garrett mansion In Bslti-
moro 10 the tiusst In the state, and u has been
the sOene OF several great social affairs. Mr..
and MIRA Garrstt have also beautiful sum
mer residence near Baltimore, = cottage st
Deer Park, and they pay frequent visits to
Northern capitals Of society and position.
They make trip every year TO Europe and
move In the exclusive circles OF London and
PAriA
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Gan You spssk voiapuk ?

"Volapuk," the universal language, 10
prospering Count Won Moltke lately OK.
pressed his belief that 1t has great future
before 1t; and 1t has been learned and is be.
ing studied by an enormous number OF per-
sons ON the Continent Last winter more
than 1000 pupils received instruction In the
language In Vienna alone. 1t 10 claimed that
volspuk IN 20 simple that 1t can be learned In
ten lessons and Q week or two ago Vt pub
lie examination held In Vienna several pu.
pills, who had received only nine lessOns,
showed remarkable proficiency In Professor
Hchleier's new lsngusga VOlspuk enjoys
the very envisble dlslinctiOn OF being the
only tongue ON earth In which the rules have
no exceptions There 10 now published at
have large circulation among the Initiate
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Watching PtiloWs,

New York letter In Milwaukee Se ntinel
The very lstsst for young isdtss' fancy
work 10 to make yaCh,ing piliOws for the gen.
tlsmsn OF their scqusintsnoe who happen 10
own yaohta The pillow exclusively for
yachts 10 covered with navy. bine satsen that
white cord and tssssl. Have design OF the
yacht STAN ped0n one side OF the blue cover
Ing, aud work In outline stitch with white
elk. On the revesae side have the name OF
the yacht stamped iu large letters In old Eng
lish tsxt and also WORK with white silk In
outline stitch. IL one desires 70 give still
mose, an enaigu hsg 70 match v asiraCtivo,
with lhe initials OF tho owner worked upon
The blue Hsld - we'll . tho name q TIN
yacht
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC OO.
Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy of swift's speciac q o
remedy ana cure for rheumatism and ali blood
diseases, has never had . more conspicuous
illustration than this case aRor6s. The caA0i1,
unsolicited and emphatic testimony given by
the venerable gentleman must he accepted q
convincing ana conclusive. The writer = Q
prominent citizen OF Mississippi. The gentle-
man to whom Mr.. Martin refers, and 70 whom
he IL indebted for the advice to which he owes
his hnsl relief from years OF suffering. = HI.
King. for many yeArs the popular night eisgk
OF the LaWrenoe House. at jackson. 80. -,
JAoxson. hi.s. Aprn 2. lsst
TIE SWIFT SPBcI1Io COMPANY. Atlanta, Ca: sI4
Ge0lemen.-l have been an invalid pensionoe
for for forty forty Xsars. having contractsd palmoaa.y
till the i.t Of March. 1875, did zeal any synP-
Sn tSmS Of rhsamatis%. tan On or th.s Day ~ s sSa
and ankles: FOL. twenty days l !sIisa q
SrutSnss. s. Then % tns pain Ess s les: yso,s.t sa}
Would lids s. totally ' disabled. sitSsr o. On one -
Of my body or tie other. The pain never len
month. s %oeas sss. '0F s'sSsa from sH Hs.os saa ~
when ! wa. nrst attacked. % Oeto6E \ ~
q prfsas sssa s:x;s y;
&: Ysss:: ssIsz. s% ~
Sss :$sss 3 s. !, <. :; $ss
az asss %ss e a. a
this city. lie hsd once 6sen great sa6sss
fS he aHa ss us re
met him he told me that his vtsit e the ~
spns' was IN II ioSnd " no fsls @ " -
ume, Of q .. Q. ~ . remedy for rheumat1oW. He
tried y and .ix bottles made Somplste evIs
NO return OF the disease.
immediately returned totry It, In 1spSe1'
Der ! was Well-as far - th6 rheumatism ~
concerned. All pain had dissppsaro1, "a
] have NO interest In making this stAfouAooo
other than the hope that It may eiIoot Qel1l
has this result am we'll rowAroo1 ioe Ay tDou'
bla ! am very roopoctSuliy 49, truly xQn1
friend, IN 4 0A11la.
For sale BY I'll druggtsta. TyeA&ise q ulo11
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED ny
ADMIN lSTEklN0 DR. HAlNES'
0OLDkN SPEClflC.
1t can be given in cup OF co6ee or tea with
absolutely harmless, and viii effect 8 pSrma.
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient =
moderate drfnker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou.
sands Of drunkard have been made tsmpog00o
men who have taken Golden specific IN thelf
lieve they quit drin king of their own freo WIN,
1T NEVER FAILS. The system once imprs9.
mated with the Specidcs 1t becomes utter I'm.
possibility for the liquor appetite 70 exist. FOE
sale by Oh Al. A. LOChEk, Druggist;
No: East King Street, Lancaster p
aprl31ydTu ThAS
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ELY'S CREAM BALM.

ELY's CREAM BALM cures Cold in Head,
acre. Price 80 Cents. EASY no USE. Eiv
Bros: 9wSgo; n: r, Y: 3: 4.
agreeable. Price 50 cents Ct drug9iats b
mAils registered, 20 cts. ELY BROTH ERS,
G'5 Greenwich st.. New York.
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u Osssaialy Looms 70.

From the Chicago Tunes.
ArA Cleveland passsd her twenty. third
birthday st the White HOUSE. II she lives
she will undoubtedly pss i've more birth.
days q the same plsca
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Humphreys Hsnsopsthis sps,iis No q

for Nervous Debility, Vital weakness. end
ProstrHtion from owe. work or other causes. q
SOLD sT Dnueesrs, or sent postpaid on roooSpt
OF price. HUMPHkBYS 1kDlClNE. co.